The Holy Road (Rifter #5)

by Ginn Hale

Series: The Rifter (5)

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When John uses a key that belongs to his mysterious, scarred roommate, Kyle, to unlock a door in a crumbling ruin, he and two friends are transported to the world of Basawar.

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Wow, so much happened in this installment and I cannot wait to read the next one. The writing is so clever and what incredible world building. Well worth reading. (

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This work is part of the ebook edition of The Rifter. This is the fifth of ten volumes and is contained within the second volume of the print edition, which is also called The Holy Road.

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When John uses a key that belongs to his mysterious, scarred roommate, Kyle, to unlock a door in a crumbling ruin, he and two friends are transported to the world of Basawar.

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